After a separation, you and your spouse still need to share in caring for your children. That might include sharing custody and sharing the cost of raising the children. There…
After a final judgment for divorce that contains child support and spousal support, one or both parties may want to modify one or both of those orders. You must have…
The "right" amount of child support can change over the years. A job loss, a promotion, medical expenses and more children are just a few reasons why a previously reasonable…
You and your ex have gone through the length, exhausting process of divorce and child custody. The court has finally issued a child support order. It is not perfect, but…
Raising children is expensive. Paying for a child’s everyday necessities like food, clothing and medical care adds up quickly. And then there are extraneous expenses—things that are not essential for…
Some couples who divorce and don’t have children choose to make a clean, permanent break from each other’s lives. But if you are a divorced parent, you and your ex…
Child support is a frequent component of many divorces. With nearly half of all marriages in the United States ending in divorce, and nearly one-fourth of all children born to…
What costs come before a parent in relation to their children depends on many things. This includes the ages of their kids. Children of different ages can have different needs…
As a parent, you have a number of obligations to your children. And these obligations do not end just because you get divorced from the other parent or if you…
Divorce typically brings a great deal of changes with it. However, a divorce finally being in the rearview mirror for a person certainly doesn't mean their life suddenly won't be…
